New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
NOTED MEN IN SHOALS.
REMARKABLE GATHERING IN THE CITY
STATESMEN. BANKERS. MANUFACTURERS, MER-
CHANTS AND LAWYERS PASS TIE TINE OF DAY.

prominent men can be seen nowhere else I'm tho
country Scores of diverse and opposite interests may
have brought them under the roof. but thry meet
and mnCle in general gathering. like lawyers who have
CLOSED their In court, and, after abusing each
other roundly to the jury ready to 60 and have
pipe" or glass" together One of these remarkable
assemblagcs has taken place within fofty-elgn hours
Tho meetings OF the ~ abody Education Find trustees
The directors of the National Wool Growers As-ocia-
ton, the National steam Nayicaion Board, the Demo
cratic State Committee and the Ma ional Bolt and Nut
Manufacturers Association among the causes that
brought prominent men here. Foremost In the list
was ex-Picsient Rutherford b. Hayes, whose rpcnI's
years are leaving light impress. Mr. Hayes dcVoic'
large share of his time and attention to educational
and phlanihoplc abOrs. He has aiken deep interest
In prison rebim and in the educational developments
OF tho black race, and In DO directions Il doh@
quiet but noble work Chief Justice Morrison r. Waite,
looking like rugged and stubborn minded Puritan win
face of strongly marked charac crstics hut beamhg
with good nature. was here with Mrs. Waite Like
Mr.. Hayes he Is engaged In educatona work when hs
judicial duties Will permit him To do 50. lie Is
member of the Peabody AMI Sa or Fund boards. y re-
markable figure and character those OF the vcner
able Governor Robert C. Winthrop OF Mass achSctts
whose form Is bending slightly under the weight OF
years hat have been fun OF honors and whose hair l.
whiencd by time Over his tall figure he had usually
a long. Old a,honed black cloak. 10y which he was
Bishop WhIpplc, of Minnesota by reason of his grlt
height, exceeding sparencss, and back glrb liz
drc-Sc, entirely in black bruadco'h His coat has a
clerical cut at the neck is single hrcas ed and the skis
reach below the knees. Ills hat Is soft western
felt. worn like itinrrant preachers. with lean
and sailow. smooth shavcn face AMI long struggling
locks OF ici black but iron gray hair falling
his shoulders the cIoqucn; prcae looks like one OF
the gaunt fathers OF Ncw-Eneland who camc over IN
the Maynowcr. \ portion Of his work in late years
has been among the Indians Of the Northwest OYER
whom he has a'quind much influence.
GIIMrSEs OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
TWO sanding by tho Office counter
I'm conversation almost Identical IN
height and general appearance. except facial
expression They tall. well formed. ar-'ocIa'ic'
You would know them TO be SouihcncrS from their
bearing. They are cx Governor Brown and TX Cover
nor Porter Of Tennessee Tho former f. receiver Of
the Texas Pacific Railroad lie ha- free marked and
n SCARED and hr med like a veteran warrior Gov
Torcrs skin the contrary. T. soft and willie
Governor Porter Assistant Secretary OF state una
Mr. Bayarl. bot resigned IlIliputan diplomacy 10 re-
turn 10 a ucra I've law practice. historic figure Is
that OF \. H. H. stuart, of Virginia, one OF the ha-
bccns." He was called 10 the Interior Department
port folio tho Cabinet Of Franklin Pierce before any
other selection wa made. lie was then power in
Vrcnia and the south. whose orunc- ~ followed IN
1850. and la, since been retired from active life. Tho
pic-cnt United states Minis to Mexico and his imme
diato predecessor IN the hou-o-Juds 90
Thomas c. Manning, Of louisiana and
General Henry r. Jackson, Of Georgia Com
In down IN, alrway OF the laii"'' entrance To ahc
a carriage was seen Daniel Manning OK secretary Of
he Trca ufy. Gives positive pain TO observe his
slow and weary movement. with bot dragging after
the other. and 10 observe with tho unhealthy color "i
his large round face. that look Of anguish which comes
o strong men when stricken by malady that mlaIr'
their powers
GErFrfNG TO GENERAL SHERMAN.
If i. always amusing watch the crowd In The cor
rllors A. old Tccumsch" comes thronth 10 g't DIS
letters They turn and after his weather beaten
franz reddish face and -rlzlci wh-kcrs ono touches
another and whispers "Thcrc'- sherman" until every
orc has sat Iool, the hero. who goes amhlins away
on a sort Of quick stcr NJ criv Oblivion. Of ~" cono
ton.
4 man With sfatrsuanl1,o face. smooth shavcn AMI
paid W. to- with firm set lip- anl twiullins eyes II
Ie.cra Satha Col. Of West Virginia lie VIII possibly
ho ilui'd -,-.. atu,t.. DO D..
in carving IFS s,ato which the growing Northern popn-
a'ion there Stems 10 wauant a." hope t'Y NAV 3D.
lilo ha, bccn campaigning IA Virginia and say that h'
thinks thai state NAV givc a Republican majority
Senator - VI. sahln. Of Minnesota with the plump y"
tundlty that belongs United states SENATOR raven
black hair. black eyes and business attire comes now"
from, tbc dlnuc-fo1m with a toothpick protndng from
I-
ton with Irving \. Evans q Iio-fon. Mr. ~ j.
broker v,o LET l,r. AMI stayler have large loan Ilo
&, a man Of medium size. with large brown mH-tA'"'
who wears a six la and would be mistaken Tor N'N-
Yorker from hi nervous mos cuen- and H. airr' H.
is an Investor senator Sabn'- corpofail"n th' Ni"'
sofa Thrr,hcr Company. Mr. Evans J. known ~
Sc Nervy~ Evan. On the Boston sock Board nom hi
push and da-h. Two influential capitalists are ta"ins
tosothcr near by. They arc J. Picrpont Morgan oi
Now York. and 4. j. Dcxcl, Of Philadelphia. III"
former 4, large and fine booking, With an 81 remedy
rudy complexion The latter has square shaped
hoad aud iron gray must ache.
AMoNG NFw-YoHK POLITICAL LEADERS
Nrw.York politicians are Ike leaves in Vallom-
brpsa7 TX senator Warner Mllcr,with his len manu-
in III, trou.cr- pocket and his riS' i1h oi ie'''7 anu
papers, engaged earnest ersaion with inc SOU.
and e1ay-headod Congressman from the saratoga us
tric George West tho lrrcprs sblo and ncr'on'y
active cx Congressman from Whitehall H. g. Hurlcgh'
and hi, faithful st hand man In politics, Clerk 'oh
& yroomau Of tho state senatc. Mr.. Miller ha- shown
a pbI!osophic temper under defeat tha l. winning al
mlratlon alike from friends and OPPONENTS. the man
whom be succeeded and who defeated MN Tor /" ''o
ton walks by on his to he state Committee iooH
TX Senator Thomas C. HAT He has not the SllEh'oS.
resemblance to the popular conception ola p""'rl''
rolitic,l orgauizcr He looks. indeed. though
breeze much less than a Western cyclone could blow
him away Cornelius ~ Bliss, with his roniu'
plump figure. English face and NUT on chop whHA'rS'
accompanied by Colonel 5 v r. Crug"r, tall coihhan"
inc and military his air como in from the street anu
ton General John n. Knapp, whose fiery rcd "hiker'
arc only equalId by his fiery kepnbcanlsn. AMONG
others upon whom the eye Of the observer his are ~
Senator Charles H. Knapp, Of LOWS County, '"oh'i
william r. slrsGcr, Consul Mahlon Chance, Port war
den Clarence V Mead, Dwight Lawrence John j.
O'Ericn * AIar-ha John !. Davenport, and General
Charles X. Graham.
CHANCES AT OTHER GgoUrs
Secretary Endcot with white overcoat on MS oaeh
and n l,dys sacque his arm, looking the beau-
80, -, ,eutleman comes 10 the Office 10 order
n coupf and drives away with his WHO on
summing tour Not ten steps away u the grant